La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 22, 1909, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextI 0. R. N. Schedule West Bound. No. 7 ar :23 a. m. No Mail or Exp. . No. 9 ar 8:05 p. m. mail, exp. local pas. No. 5 er 9:45 p. m. no mail or exp. No. 11 ar 10:50 p. m. only mail. East Bouna. No. 6 ar 5:35 a. m. mail, pass St Exp. No. 10 ar 7:45 a. m. local mail & pas. No 1st 8 8:30 p. m. faist mail loc. cas. No. '2nd 8 thru, train. Joseph Line. No. 32 leavca 9:43. No. 31 arrives 2:15. Treasurer's fall For Citjq Warrants. Notice is hereby given that there are fund son hand to pay all outstanding city warrants Issued on General Fund of La Crande City, up to and Including No. 7340, endorsed April 24, 'OS Interest on all warrants on G-uer.il Fund from No. 7180 to No. 73H) In clusive, ceaios from this daK La Grande. Oregon, Nor. 10 1909 Merchants! Save $i0,Q0Q In 1907 ffte Merchants of Oregon saved ove tin nnn i - of their Insurance in their own company, the Oregon Merchants Mutual Fire As surance Association, of Dayton, Oregon. In 1908 they wiil save $15,000. During the same period their neighbors were hand ing over $1,500,000 in profits to outside companies MHMSMMOTSMMSiMBMBMBSMasiiMliBHBIBHBMBHM In the Oregon Merchants Mutual you get: INSURANCE AT COST. A LIMIT TO YOUR LIABIL ITIES PROMPTSETTLEMENT OF LOSSES m OLIVER, Agent j Shoes Repaired c ;; Twofirst class ivorAmen. .J. uAII workiurniit .;; e i . vwi miii b t disoatch' anil fc , Jf HI UIIICCU. -PRESTON STAND. that w have a line of Hardware or Quality, and at prices that should attract careful buyers. Harness that will pay you to examine, and our usual complete stock of up-to-date FARM IMPLEMENTS. ETC. HONORS IN A MUDDLE BAKER CITY WILL I'LAY VMO(. TEA3I THURSDAY. ( uld S'ttle Supremacy By Flaying the Western Champions. IIUl Military plays at Baker Citr next Thursday, and, unfortunately an other year is to slip by without the strongest in the western half vleing with the leading team of the entorn half of the state, Daker City, it must be conceded is entitled to uphold the Eastern Oregon honors, but Just why the management of the Baker City team should select a defeated team of Portland is more than can be un derstood here, especially when tnc championship of the state might be involved. Washington. High of 1'ort land or Eugene holds the undiluted title to the championship of that tac tion. Comparative scores alone can . s. U - - tts U.WIW.1UV Uili 4bi est team In Oregon, even after the Hill-Baker game. All this Is to be regretted especially in view of the fact that Washington High has been clamoring for. a ;aroe I In Eastern Oregon that might ict i s an indicator to the state laurels. Re gardless of who wins at Baker, the ; championship will not be determined i excepting In this phase of it, that should Hill Defeat Baker, the Western ; Oregon supremacy over Eastern Ore gon will have been established even though Hill Is not the strongest team ; In the western half. i Eastern Affairs Muddled. j Terhaps never before in local foot ball have there been such a muddle of championship honors as this year Manifestly, Baker City has shown the greatest temnorary strength In that it defeated Pendleton d 1a Grando didn't. To claim championship a leum must have the undisputed right ti that honor. Of course Baker City has not. Pendleton can't lay claim to it, of course; neither can Union. All concentrated to the smallest pill lOHHlble, Baker City stands the strong est .team in Eastern Oregon alone with out bona fide claim to the champion ship, La Grande second, . rendWon third and Union fourth. Still another feature that must be considered and one which rises la Grande's preslge and lowers that of Btiker City, Is that La Gran-Vj has DSEBTXEJ.1 CRUDE, 0KZG0I M03TPAT, SOTEEBEB 81, 1909. ' thus far played two big gam. more than Baker City. Spokane's narrow ?b f;ape has carried much prestige to La Crende. La Grande's victory at Caid well over the strongest team in all the Southern and Western ponton of Idaho has given It additional prestige which Baker City cannot claim. The Caldwell victory coupled w!tA the tie bcore at Baker puts La Grau'la in the running strongly and she defeated Pendleton, her claim would have been far more weighty than Baker' t.ow Is. But the ir didn't ha.M'cn at I cndleton, consequently tn home tenm is brought down on a levl with and even a trifle below that of Baker City, the computation being made on paper and scores. All this is based on the story told by scores., As to actual playing strength, hundreds in this city know tan La Gntude played rings around Spokane, the tcore to the contrary noUifHUind lug. and that the score at Eaker City was not 6 to 6 actually. There It ao excuse for La Grande's BhoIiig at P-indleton. So, weighed pro anl con, urjprejudicially, it Is safe to reiterats .lie championship of Eastern Oiegoi. actually or comparatively, is a sadly middled state of affairs. Notice Noi lf K mvfn tl.it r... .:-.. viU !,e received at the office of tl: iiuli rsincl Company, or throug! He Security Savings & Trust Coin' any, Trustee, Portland, Oreicni or $(cx).ooo.oo First Mortgage t ,xr cent bonds of t'.ie Portland Ce nent Company, of Portland, Ore ;on. These bonds are $500.0 .-ach; will be sold at par or fav value, pins accrued interest. onus of loo per cent commo -tuck of the Company will be give vith the .bonds, to-wit: ?5oo.oo c, tock with each $500.00 of bonds. Subscriiitions may also be ten lored thr.yigh either of the fellow ing na:nul banks of the City 0: Portland, to-v.. : JjA.NK of California Canadian Hank of Commerce I"iusr National I'ank Hihi-unia Savings Rank Uartman & Tiiomiv-on, Hanker- I..AHD & TlI.TON P.ANK Mkhchants National Bank Umtkii Statks National TJank or m::y be tendered through LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK La Grande, Oregon. U. S. NATIONAL BANK, La Grando, Oregon. The following well-known men are the officers and directors and more prominent stockholders of the ri ay-- t ortiand Lenient Company: Am an Moore, President, ex-Gen. Mgr., Colorado Portland Cement Co., Denver, Colo. Ex-Gen. Mgr., Union Portland Cement Co.. On.irn Theo. B. Wilcox, Vice President, Pres., rortiana flouring Mills Co., Portland. Alex. Niblev, Secretary, tx-Treas. Grand Ronde Lumber Co.. Prrr (w,onm L A. Lewis, Allen St Lewis, Portland. l V. ISIBLEY. Pres.. Union Prt)n,l Cement Co.. OoJm Uinh A. L. Mills, President, First National Bank, Portland. Jos. N. Tial, Attorney, Portland. W. F. Burrell, President, Burr ell Invest ment Co., Portland. J. C. Ainsworth, Pres., United States Na tional Bank, Portland. V. VV. Cotton. Attorn. PortlanA Geo. Lawrence, Jr., Manager Lawrence narness t., rortland. Pawl C Bates, Manager Aetna Life In surance Co.. Portland. Wirt Minor, Attorney, Portland. Chas. E. Ladd, Pres.. Ladd Estate Co.. Portland. - Andrew C. Smith, Pres., Ilibernia Sav ings Bank, Portland. W. A. Cordon, Pres., IV. A. Gordon Co., Portland. E. L. Thompson, Uartman & Thompson, Bankers, Portland. Tom Richardson. Manatrer. Port!,,.! Commercial Club, Portland. T. W. Sullivan, Chief En., Portland . v., 1.. a; r. Co., Oregon City. John C. Cutler, ex-Governor State of Utah. Salt Lake City. John Tincree, Cashier, First National Bank, Ogden. George Romney, l ice Pres., Deseret Sav ings Bank, Salt Lake City. C. I.EoNARur, Pres., Southwestern Portland Cement Co., Los Angeles. O. C. Refbe, Cashier, Zinns - Savings Bunk Sc Trust Co., Salt lake City. Tims. R. Cutler, Pies., Ctuh-lduho Suga Co., Salt Inke City. A documet.t giving full partial:. !at:s concerning the Portland Cc tr.ait Company and its bonds will be mailed or may Miad upon applica tion to the PORTLAND CKMENT CO., 1x7-609 Lumbermen' Building , ' Portland, Oregon. OR LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK, L Grande, Oregon. U. 8. NATIONAL BANK, fall Fiiii Ttlia m....... x. . .1 Notice is hereby given that sealed ' Ida will be received at the office of the City Recorder up to 4 o'clock p. m. on December 1st. 1909 for Improving 01 I Sixth street, from Its Intersection with . ashington avenue to its Intersection , with I avenue, by grading, graveling j and filling the same. Bids to be accom panied with certified check for 10 Der cent of the amount of each bid. The city reserves the right to reject any and all bids. D. E. COX, City Recorder. Dew to ewe a Cold. Ba as careful as you can, you 'f!l occassional! take cold, and when you ao, get a medicine of known re liability, one that has an established reputation and that la certain to af fect a quick cure. Such amedtclne is Chamberlaln'g Cough Remedy. It has gained a world wide reputation by Its remarkable cures of this mi ut common ailmentlt acts o.- Future's plan, relieves the. lungs, aids expect oration, opens the secretlois a-vl aidr nature !n restoring the sysieu -9 -healthy condition. For sa.o Ly all good dealers. Like madness Is the glory of this lire. SnakpRnPAr AT YOUP norFR-s PortUnd Flouring Hills Co., Dayton, Wash. Great geniuses have the shortest biographies. Emerson. The Completeness of onr records. We have one index thai leads with unfailing accuracy to every recorded transaction affecting the title of any lot or parcel of land In the county. It Is a dragnet which nothing can escape. To get this information from the public records at the court house would be like hunting a needle In a hay stack. You could never know when your search was ended. Besides this index we have air the necessary modern helps to finding out things about the title taxes. Judg ment, liens, decrees and the like . All right here under one roof no need to go any further. J. R. Oliver has the only competent set of abstracts In Union county. HATS The Stetson The Berry SHOES JFlorshiem Meier CLOTHING jj siif Wtj makes good l 'brcatl and biscuits." 1 1 Ml Mother. Ifl $1 clean and pure, r 1 r bj wholesome abd k-,dn&-H nutritious ? atiiLu Va Olympic ;f V "tht-ra Isn't -A ' ?r?v4 I Lines That Stands Kuppenhiemer ggffjyfe .-feyjpg 'KJlJ1 wjrft n mhhqj C Co Pcguhgtori Co, " r-r-T-r-w-vr-ww-WTW'Wl H 1 If (J 1 1 T BUSSEYS HACK LIXfc. V Beat T erric Ur ind Kigbi Hacx .urcisti; lor funerals tud prlvat fru. Baggage traoaerrt4 I "17 and bland at Paul's Clar bUMre. 4 'Phone Red J4i. Night 'Pbrae Jrfr.n Is. K. It. Bl h&KV. 4 New waists, aUk komonos, golf Eiores, aia gloves, rum coats, eiegani line of Mexican drawn work, consist ing; of waist patterns, handkerchiefs, coileys and other fancy articles at Van Ouyn Co. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice Is hereby given that William McBeth, executor of t he estate of Duncan McBeth, deceased, has filed his final account in said estate In the county court of the State of Oregon for Union county and that the Hon. J. C. Henry, Judge of said court, has appointed Thursday, November 18th, 1909, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. at the. court house in La Grande, Union county, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections thereto and the settlement, thereof. WM. MC BETH Executor of said estate. R. II. LLC YD, Attorney. The Best Plaster. A piece of flannel dampened tilth Chamberlain's Liniment and bound on to the affected parts is superior to any plaster. When troubled wish a lame back or pains In thes side or chest, give it a trial and you are cort aln to be more than pleased with the prompt relief which it affords. Tale liniment also relieves rhuemath ualn and Is certain to relieve anyjne euf- aa3 filed notice of Intention to make fering with that disease. Sold jy all good dealers. u l II '"-'IPPWBWWWI II II I - A GOOD We have conducted a laundry business in Lz Grande for many years There must a reason. A trial order will explain the ::.ystery. A. B. C. Laundry PHONE No Better Made 1lJll1iy2Pf A Splendid Ovefall 1 vPT6JVlU I Cut generous. I TnOPffl t!P Pocket.. JrAlJI I RrS&iiy-JUrk EeUed. eam. ' 5tSSS!S!5r A Continuous Ihe Shoe With a Wide Reputation WIDE TOE. "Brotherly LoveZFofEach Toe" rpea a Ilardman Tartar Grande PLtio. To be sold at a very low price, id upon easy term sof payment The considering the purchase of a Btricjy high grade piano, and one of the finkt shipped to Eastern Oregon, this dkl is open for your consideration. G. M.RICHEY, Postmast Notice to Patrons. Subscribers not receiving their p pera regularly or If it is not deliver as it should be, will confer a great f vor by notifying the office. Unless yd do so we have no knowledge buNwh the delivery service is satisfactorJ The time of the year Is now here whe proper delivery Is essentlaL No su scriber wants to dry out their naue neither do we want them to. If th I paper la delivered properly It Is no necessary. V4l A MESSESGEB SERVICE. 1) A We deliver and oick un oar- AA 4 Main 24. 4?, : . . B 5 j The Uttle Shop l Main St. Stamping of all kinds, Includ in shirt waists ft Center pieces, done, embroidery lessons given. Orders taken and lessons given in stf nciling. Full line of em broidery materials. II 444 y . . .:nvwWWlll ram miii bitmii laiaii ninii 1 m in ReCORD MAIN B3SQBEH 7 H for Quality a. V to, tekii 1 i 1 Victor rds. buy a . in Ktmr M La Grande, Oregon. J 5